This is the first report of a prototype that allows for real-time interaction with high-resolution cellular modules using GLASS technology. The prototype was developed* using zStack data sets which allow for real-time interaction of low polygon and direct surface models exported from primary source imaging. This paper also discusses potential educational and clinical applications of a wearable, interactive, user-centric, augmented reality visualization of cellular structures. * Prototype was developed using IMARIS , ImageJ , MAYA , 3DCOAT , UNITY , ZBrush , OcculusRift , LeapMotion , and output for multiplatform function with Google GLASS technology as its viewing modality.
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